Rover Haven logo ideation
The owner of Rover Haven, a fine watch strap maker, came to me looking for a new logo to expand his online presence. This project is currently in progress.
- Pencil on paper
- Photoshop 6
The owner of Rover Haven, a fine watch strap maker, came to me looking for a new logo to expand his online presence. This project is currently in progress.
A health care organization (name changed for privacy) wanted to bring their physician reporting system into the modern era. My task was to create an artifact envisioning what such a modern, web-based dashboard might look like.
As an educational artifact to be used in blog posts, conference talks, and on a poster, my employer asked for a visualization of the “design funnel” described in The Design of Business by Roger Martin.
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